In this circle, there is a word that I hear quite often, called return of capital.
If you think about return of capital, you will fall into the trap of return of capital, and your vision will become more and more short-sighted. You open an order, make 5% profit, and quickly stop profit, fearing that you will lose it again. If you stop profit a little, you will always be closer to return of capital.
In the end, you will find that not only did you fail to return your capital, but you also lost more and more, and missed more and more big opportunities.
Naruto's author Masashi Kishimoto was very poor at the beginning. Because he was poor, he always wanted to make some money. He took on all kinds of paintings and painted whatever was popular. As a result, he had less and less of his own characteristics.
Later, he was awakened by me and made up his mind not to limit his vision to making a little money, but to draw more works with connotation.
Because he no longer catered to the market to make quick money, he couldn't even make a little money. He lived a very embarrassing life in the next few years.
But after that period, more and more of his profound works began to become popular, and finally became a legendary masterpiece in the history of comics, Martian Ninja.
If he had always catered to the market to make quick money and small money, would he have achieved success later?
Many times, what you lack is not the small money you earn, not the return of your investment, but a heart that must get rich quickly.
If you want to get rich quickly, you must change your cognition and change your thinking. Don't think about returning your investment all day long, and don't make small money.
Poor people play with skills, and rich people play with courage. If you want to change your situation, you must have a rich heart.